RCVRY Injury Clinic
Sports Physical Therapist

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Newbury, Berks | In person & remote | Part time, with a view to full time
RCVRY is growing, and we’re looking for a clinician who wants more than a job in a generic clinic. If you’re excellent at what you do and want to work with athletes who actually want to train hard again, this is for you.
What you'll need
- Registered with the relevant professional body (HCPC and CSP, BASRaT, or SST) with full professional indemnity
- Clinical experience in MSK, sports, or performance-focused rehab
- Strong assessment and rehab skills
- The ability to build individualised rehab plans and coach clients through progression, not just prescribe exercises
- Excellent communication skills
- A genuine passion for education, high performance, and long-term client results
- Comfortable working as a self-employed practitioner within an established clinic
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The details:
- Part time, self-employed role with a clear path to full time
- Earnings structured around your client caseload, with performance-based incentives as you grow
- Real career progression opportunities
- CPD support
- Applicants must be willing to travel to Newbury, Berks


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How to apply: Send your CV, cover letter, and Instagram/social media handle (other supporting material welcome) to info@rcvryinjuryclinic.com, addressed to Darcey.
Applications close 15th September.
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